Control and Automation, Electrical Assembler.

Job Duties

• Electrical Panel Assembly
• Build electrical control panels according to schematics, wiring diagrams, and layout drawings.
• Route, terminate, label, and dress wires cleanly and professionally to Foresight workmanship standards.
• Install components including terminal blocks, contactors, breakers, drives, PLCs, power supplies, relays, indicators, and networking hardware.
• Verify all wiring is properly ferruled, labeled, and terminated.
• Mechanical Assembly
• Assemble mechanical subcomponents, frames, brackets, DIN rail assemblies, mounting structures, and fabricated parts.
• Install hardware such as cable glands, panel hardware, fasteners, brackets, locking mechanisms, and mounting plates.
• Follow mechanical engineering prints and 3D models when required.
• Perform mechanical fitment, alignment, and functional checks.
• Enclosure Modification
• Perform enclosure cutting, drilling, knockout layouts, pushbutton patterns, HMI cutouts, venting, and cable entry modifications.
• Use mechanical tools including drill presses, knockout tools, saws, grinders, and punches.
• Ensure all modifications match drawings, templates, and engineering specifications.
• Power Panel (SuperBox) Production
• Assemble standardized Power Panel products per defined procedures.
• Build bus bar assemblies, high-current components, distribution hardware, and power circuits.
• Follow production flow, standard BOMs, templates, and QC checklists for repeatable manufacturing.

Quality, Testing & Documentation

• Perform visual inspections, point-to-point checks, continuity checks, and QC checklists.
• Record build issues, missing materials, and improvement suggestions.
• Support corrective actions and engineering feedback loops.

5S, Safety & Shop Standards

• Maintain a clean, organized, and safe workstation at all times.
• Follow 5S standards for sorting, labeling, cleanliness, and tool management.
• Wear appropriate PPE and follow all safety procedures.
• Absorb and improve shop processes, tools, and workflows.

Teamwork & Communication

• Collaborate with the Panel Shop Lead, Project Manager, Engineering, and Procurement.
• Report missing parts, BOM errors, or drawing issues immediately.
• Support training of new or junior technicians.
• Participate in daily standup meetings and weekly production reviews.

Job Requirements

• Required 1–3 years’ experience assembling electrical control panels, industrial equipment, or mechanical assemblies.
• Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and mechanical drawings.
• Proficiency with hand tools, power tools, and mechanical fabrication.
• Understanding of wiring techniques, terminations, labeling, and cable management.
• Detail-oriented with strong craftsmanship and pride in work.
• Ability to safely lift up to 50 lbs and stand for extended periods.
• Strong communication and teamwork skills.

Preferred Experience

• Experience with UL508A panel building.
• Experience with VFDs, PLCs, and industrial controls.
• Experience assembling custom mechanical equipment.
• Familiarity with PP/Power Panels or distribution panelboards.
• Forklift certification (optional).

Benefits

• Paid time off.
• 401(k) enrollment.
• Health insurance.
• Dental Insurance.
• Vision Insurance.
• Life Insurance.
• Ability to set up a Flexible Spending Account.

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